At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk announced that the leaders of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) will receive a report on Armenia's membership options by December 2026. This report will explore potential actions regarding Armenia's status within the EAEU, including the possibility of freezing its membership. A working group comprising relevant member states will be established to evaluate the situation and present proposals to the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council. Armenia has recently begun the process of integrating with the European Union, as indicated by the Armenian parliament's adoption of a law on March 26, 2025. Despite this shift, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has expressed that Armenia does not plan to exit the EAEU and aims to maintain both memberships as long as feasible. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that EU integration would automatically terminate Armenia's interaction with the EAEU, resulting in the loss of associated benefits.